I HAVE THE OPORTUNITY TO BUY A 1973 STAR STREAM MARK II. IT REALLY LOOKS GREAT AND I LOVE THE BOAT... IF IT IN EXTRA GREAT CONDITION... AND I AM NOT BEING PARTIAL... THE ASKING IS 20,000... IS THIS GOOD ... BAD OR NORMAL... ALL LOOKS GOOD... ONE MOTOR RECENTLY REBUILT... THE BAD... THE BOTTOM WAS REDONE IN 2001... BUT THE REST IS LIKE NEW... WITHOUT TAKING IT OUT OF THE WATER I CANT FIND NOTHING WRONG BUT MAYBE WATER IN THE OIL OF THE MOTOR ON THE RIGHT.....FACING THE FRONT.... NEVER OWNER A HOUSE BOAT BEFORE AND SCARED TO DEATH.... JUST BEING HONEST... ME AND THE FAMILY CANT AFFORD TO GET TAKEN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE RIVER.... WOULD LOVE IDEAS AND COMMENT... ESPICALLY PRICE QUOTE... NOTHING GOES BACK TO 1973.... EMAIL GSP974@HOTMAIL.COM

We sold our MINT, low hours 73 Star Stream 23 years ago for $19,000. We had it for 7 years and it was a SUPER boat. However that was a LONG time ago.

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Steel boats are a thing of the past. They are hard to sell, very hard to insure, and require constant preventive maintenance to prevent rust.

If you decide to buy it, do it with the idea you will be the last owner and will have to pay disposal costs at the end of your owner ship.

If you were to pay $20k the owner would surely have a happiness attack that could prove fatal.

Look for a KingsCraft or Marinette

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This is a 1973 Star Stream